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Fall 2011 Trends: Capes


If you're looking for the perfect transitional piece of outerwear to take you from summer into fall, look no further than the cape. This style showed up on many of the fall 2011 runways, and the latest versions are really wearable for everyday - toss one over a button-down shirt and relaxed jeans for the weekend (see J. Crew), pair with a school-girl chic striped sweater and frock for work (DKNY) or rock a dramatic cape with black leather leggings and edgy boots for a night out (Rag & Bone).

Feeling inspired? Keep reading for 10 of my (affordable) favorites.

1. Trench Cape ($27.80, forever21)



Forever 21 at ShopStyle




2. Tweed Capelet ($59.50, delias.com)



Delia's at ShopStyle




3. Worthington Faux Leather Trim Cape ($74.99, jcp.com)




4. Tinley Road Plaid Cape ($89, piperlime.com)



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5. Tinley Road Fielder Cape ($89, piperlime.com)



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6. The Cape Trench ($89.95, nyandcompany.com)



New York & Co. at ShopStyle




7. Aryn K Cape ($98, nordstrom.com)



Aryn K at ShopStyle




8. Belted Cape ($111, express.com)



Express at ShopStyle




9. Silver Screen Capelet ($149.25, talbots.com) Available in plus sizes



10. Tahari Capelet ($148, nordstrom.com)



Tahari at ShopStyle



Runway photos via Style.com
Comments
I am SO excited for this trend! SOSOSOSO :-)

I bought a cape trench and a poncho to add to my knit from last year.

SO excited!
#1 Mandy (Homepage) on 2011-09-02 18:58 (Reply)
Me too. I got even more excited when I saw the Tahari cape featured in the fall "Oh my, it's Lord & Taylor" campaign modeled by Crystal Renn - have you seen it? You'd love it.
#1.1 The Budget Babe on 2011-09-04 15:02 (Reply)
im dying to get my hands on a poncho this year.

xo
http://thenovelboudoir.blogspot.com
#2 jessica (Homepage) on 2011-09-03 11:23 (Reply)
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